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against mark cuban of the dallas mavericks, the heats' owner also got a fine for commenting on the lockoutth the most severe sanctions. what should those be, because this guy is worth $1.3 billion. even a few million isn't going to matter to him. >> that's not enough. and when you think about when anything -- when a hint of cancer is shown, you have to cut it out immediately, and i feel that's where the players are today. they don't think he's worthy to be an owner, so whether there's a sanction that includes a suspension, whether there's a sanction that includes a hefty fine, at the end of the day, the players feel very strongly that he's not fit to be an owner and a part of this nba family. >> so if he remains as an owner, you think that they will walk out? >> i think we're going to have to make that decision after commissioner silver has his press conference tomorrow. we are all very hopeful. we know that he understands how much -- you know, the nba, when you think about sports, sports should actually close the racial divide, not widen it. the sports that we believe in, the nba, it brin

the rest of that boat does not look to me as if it had any dry compartments whatsoever, or the lockout compartment. the difficulty with that is if the ship was sinking and rolling, how many individuals will go down below the decks to the lowest part of the ship and then forward to an area where there is no escape, rather than up in attempting to go to the stern, the fan tail where it is open deck and that is where you would need to go. >> and captain, they say it is critical for every single vehicle to be latched down, correct? >> oh, absolutely. in the event of some type of casu casualty. even though the weather may be good and you have nice, calm a seas you always have to be prepared for the unexpected. and as you see here they have had an unexpected incident. and it sounds like the vehicles were not latched down which would have a major effect on the center of gravity, which could cause the ship to list and lay on her size and then capsize. >> how much water in the cargo vessel would put the water into instability? >> well, there is a similarity between this event and the herald or

i sat across the table from him in the lockout, and i watched him, and he is a good man, but the level of disgust for this needs to be reflected in the punishment, and it can't be a slap on the wrist and paula deen him or don imus him, and come back like nothing happened when the media died down, but they have to do what leslie alexander, the ceo of the h houston rockets said, he needs to cut out the ownership with the blade and drive it into the heart of his ownership, and it is kind of a "game of throne" quote, but he has to be removed from the situation permanently, and he can't come back. >> and we know that there was a wrongful termination lawsuit with exec elgin baylor and he said that a southern plantation-type atmosphere, and hall of famer kareem abdul jabar talked about it last night. >> in the plantations, you had men of africa making the money for the cotton growers, and you had the women from africa being sexually exploited by the cotton grow whole time they looked down on the people to be inferiors and mr. sterling has adopted that as the methodology. >> and, so michael, h

the tech giant has patented an automatic lockout system that links your iphone to apple's carplay systemlogy uses sensors which can tell when a driver is moving and then locks them out of their phones so they can't send messages. >>> and san francisco-based lyft an on demand ridesharing company is now launching in 24 new u.s. markets. it is seen as a rival to uber and it matches cars with passengers. now, with this expansion, lyft is open for business in about 60 cities across the country. lyft is offering free rides for the first two weeks to get people to sign up. frank and michelle? >> all right, and apparently we're all going to pay more for weddings this year even if we're only a guest. >> reporter: well, that's right. it's costing a whole lot more just to attend a wedding. according to a survey by american express, wedding guests will spend an average of $539 per wedding this year and that doesn't even factor in a gift. now, that is up about 10% from last year and it's up about 75% from two years ago. now, this includes everything from flights and hotels to getting a dress and a tu

why would you let mike cavanaugh lockout the door?ob at carlisle. >> he could have had the big job at jpmorgan chase will stop >> maybe he's looking at it saying jamie is not that old guy and he's not leaving. >> mike cannot has been a loyal trooper for a long time. it must be an indication jamie dimon is not going anywhere. fine, you don't go anywhere, i will go to carlisle. that's a good point will stop not rolling the dice. bloomberg's contributing editor, thoughts., giving his >> captain america fights the forces of evil and brings in a ton of money for disney plus marvel studios. >> i'm erik schatzker. you are watching "market makers." if you are a big-money political donor, your phone has been ringing off the hook because the supreme court struck down the amount in total cash you can candidatesolitical and parties. phil mattingly is in us. democratic supporter and ally of the president, a big donor himself with your earlier today saying this would maybe level the playing field and take power away from special interest groups bec

legal judgments against you at the lockout. effexor credit rating and your ability to get a mortgage with a whole lot of consequences plus it's a huge stigma. in a word that is exactly how she felt was stigmatized. she thought she had done the right thing by going across the street and interrupting this disruptive event but a lot of people did not see it that way. she thought that joe was essentially in a way what's the word i want? intimidating is not the right word but essentially had a vendetta against her. both sides took this very personally and she saw joe is essentially carrying out this vendetta against her. she never really understood why. he just didn't let the matter drop. joe unlike deborah morris is not introverted nor shy. he is a very articulate kid. he sees himself as on this moral crusade to defend the rights of students to exercise their first amendment rights. he on the other hand saw deborah morris and dale staley the vice principal and others in the administrative high school carrying out a vendetta against

and earn additional returns based on the lockout. again, it depends on the nature of the themes.ater. a constant problem with investing is where to invest. beenricing of water has difficult. rather than investing in utilities, talk about the people that provide infrastructure, the pipe and filter makers. >> that takes quite a bit of research. let's talk about ringing the rich together, because this is something that fascinates me. presume it -- i happens in quiet locations. you bring some incredibly rich people together. talk to me about what happens at those gatherings. are focused increasingly as a business on creating networking opportunities and connectivity between clients. we're doing it through the billionaire clients. we bring them together once a year. programs ineries of asia. this week, concurrent with the conference downstairs. for clients and executives and consumer and retailing businesses. it goes all the way down to more granular events. we have events for in the tunisian plantation owners. it ising on the event, different. on the connective end, it is a lot about

that day, i was live tweeting from the lockout, the lockdown. i was basically tweeting where i was, what was going on. the swat team searched the house. i got calls from law enforcement that asked me to stop tweeting my location, because it was jeopardizing everybody that was there. if they did have a cell they were working with, maybe they would monitor a journalist's twitter, and they can call and say, they are in that house. get out. or they are on their way to that house. it was intense. >> one more question. >> i wanted to start off for doingou guys this. it's been very enlightening. i think a lot of us are learning pieces of the puzzle that we didn't previously know so i really appreciate you guys being here. >> thank you. my question is, it's sort of something i have been wondering for the last year. of stories a lot from survivors. we've heard from the families of victims. we've heard a lot from law enforcement, people who were on the scene but it seems like one of the people we haven't really from, or heard any widow ofhas been the tame

the lockout in chicago, another one in the north shore, thousands evil come together as a community to be part of these locks and take action. these are not victims. these families are warriors and they are out there doing their part and not asking for anything they are not entitled to and they get together to find solutions. that is the kind of energy that keeps me going here. autismspeaks.org. thank you. coming to stand negotiations. officials say the deals would continue the talks in 2016. 400 palestinian prisoners. u.s. defense and intelligence prisoners have consistently argued against releasing him, who is serving a life sentence. the u.s. economy, home prices rose in february from a year earlier at his knowledge ace, suggesting a tight supply of homes for sale boosted prices for homes for sale. prices for existing homes rose just over 12% for february just over a year ago. i was up slightly in january. snow storms, rising prices, and higher mortgage rates combined to their lowest level in 19 months. subcommittee is set to hear today what the new ceo of general motors and the nat

and they wanted to know about the salary cap, the lockout, all the kinds of my name, intimate details and that's when we knew we had something special going on. then we had yao which was elevated to another level. >> in so many ways. take questions from the audience. please tell us who you are. microphone is coming. >> scott film from the rand corporation but i would like to first note that yao ming kind of broke a big very big these gentlemen played a role in basketball somewhat akin to breaking the color barrier and it's quite an art to be president and to see that happening but recently we had another major breakthrough in the nba with jason collins being the first gay nba basketball player, the first professional athlete in a major sport to come out. so i would like to ask your thoughts come in china this is very still sensitive topic that you attached yourself to great pathbreaking issues and i wonder if you think at any point in the future in the cba we're likely to see someone break that barrier? and for mr. stern come in china there's a big issue of intellectual property right